Note Queue

Where your notes wait until a drafting run picks them up

Your notes are the only raw material the AI works from. They wait in a queue until the next drafting run.

What a note is

Anything you would want a post to be built from:

• Something you fixed, built, or measured
• A link with a line about why it matters
• A half-thought you want followed through

A note is not a finished post. Rough is fine. Specific is better than polished.

Adding a note

On the dashboard, find the Add a note card:

1. Type the note into the text box.
2. Click Add to queue.

The preview above the form shows what is currently queued. When it is empty, it says so: the next drafting run will have nothing to work from.

There is no separate notes page, and notes cannot be edited or deleted from the admin app once queued. If a note is wrong, add a corrected one; the AI reads the whole queue.

What happens to queued notes

• On a drafting run, the AI reads everything in the queue and your voice document and produces one draft. The queue is then emptied; its notes travel with the draft. An empty queue means no draft; nothing is invented.
• Because one run makes one post from the whole queue, keep one idea in the queue per run if you want one post per idea.
• When you approve the draft, it publishes.
• When you reject the draft, its notes return to the queue verbatim, along with your optional one-line reason, so the next run can see both.

What works

Specific detail the AI can use:

Replaced the SH-101 pitch-bend spring. 15 minutes, no desolder needed.

Your reasoning, not just the result:

Tried caching first; the data changes too often. Went with on-demand
generation and a short TTL instead. Fine under load now.

What does not work

Nothing to expand:

Working on stuff.

Already a finished post. The AI is for first drafts; if you have written the post, it has nothing to add.

Not available yet

Editing or deleting individual notes, tagging, and a public note-capture form are not available yet.

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